Mountain Lion Available Today From the Mac App Store
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Need a case for that Galaxy Camera? Samsung’s got you covered (eyes-on)
By Zach Honig posted Aug 29th 2012 3:17PM We’ve seen the ins and outs of Samsung’s first Android-based digital camera, but how about an outer shell? You likely won’t be transporting this junbo point-and-shoot in your pocket, making a variety of protective options a necessity. First up is the Flip Cover — a camera-friendly variant of the Galaxy original, with a slide-in design and a large protective flap to...
Start8 beta restores Start button to Windows 8, sidesteps Start menu
Stardock today released a beta version of its “Start8” utility that restores a Start button to the desktop of Windows 8. The beta follows a series of preview versions that kicked off in March from Plymouth, Mich.-based Stardock, best known for its WindowBlinds customizing program. Start8 reinstates the Start button and the ensuing Start menu to the Windows 8 desktop, and is free while in beta. The disappearance of the...
Logitech unveils lineup of UE headphones for in, on and around your ears (hands-on)
By Michael Gorman posted Aug 29th 2012 3:36PM Logitech acquired Ultimate Ears awhile back to take advantage of its experience with professional audio, and now it’s leveraged some of that institutional knowledge to create a UE line of headphones aimed at consumers. First up, there’s the $100 UE 4000 on-ear model that comes in three colors: black, blue and magenta, plus a detachable cord with an in-line mic and audio...
OS X Mountain Lion “Most Polished” Version Yet
Trying to write a review of OS X Mountain Lion is tricky. First of all, I had already written a review back in February, when Apple legitimately surprised the world with the revelation that the ninth iteration of OS X was just about ready to go. Granted, back then I only had a few days to play with an early build. But it was already pretty solid at that point. Now, months later, I’ve had a lot of time to play with Mountain Lion, and...
